The Lycan King's Fate Calling

Crystal's POV:
I knew Laura wanted to speak to me alone, so I came with to her palace.
After Ethan's death, she moved to a quiet place to live. She had since seldom showed up in public unless there was something important.
Along the way, Laura caught me up with the events in the imperial palace as if nothing had happened.
The Royal Military School was now under Blair's command.
He had thankfully returned to his normal self after Noreen died. As for Rufus, he had forgotten everything about me, including what Blair had done under the influence of the curse. Blair didn't bother to mention those things to him either, and now they were back to where they were before.
I listened quietly and responded from time to time. And because we were still out in public, Laura didn't dare to say too much and only elaborated on the changes in the imperial capital. Not long after, we arrived at a beautiful palace. Laura ushered me into the garden before dismissing the servants and guards. There was a round table in the garden, on which were tea and desserts. S-allh the Find Dølel.not website on Google to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.
"Have a seat. Don't you feel uncomfortable with that mask on? Please take it off," said Laura softly.
As soon as I took off my face mask, I relaxed.
Laura poured a cup of tea for me. "You've had it rough in the past few years, and now Beryl becomes like this. I'm sure it's hard for you."
I didn't say anything and just sipped on my tea, guessing what Laura was going to say next.
She heaved a deep sigh and continued, "It's not easy for the father and daughter to finally meet each other. They've been apart ever since she's born. I think it's better to let Beryl stay with Rufus in the future." "No, Rufus will one day get married and have his own children in the future, while I only have Beryl and Arron." I flat-out declined Laura's proposal without hesitation.
I had already lost Rufus. If I were to be separated from my child, it would be unbearable for me.
I doubt I would have been able to pull myself out of depression in the past five years if it hadn't been for my children.
So the kids must stay with me and no one could take them away.
With a troubled expression, Laura responded, "But Beryl has lost her memory and I really want Arron to be Rufus' heir."
I pressed my lips and insisted, "Even if Beryl can't regain her memory, I have to take her with me. As for the heir, Arron is not your best choice. There will be a more qualified child to inherit the throne in the future."
It was time for me to face the reality and disregard the sadness and pain in my heart. The thought of Rufus getting married and having a family in the future made my heart sank. But I knew that if I gave in, I'd risked losing both of my children.
Fortunately, Laura didn't say anything more. Instead, she softened her tone and simply suggested we discuss the matter more at a later date.
I relaxed and let my guard down. Looking at Laura, whose hair was already turning gray, my heart softened again.
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domineering for most of her life. And
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"But since you're already here in the imperial capital, why don't you stay for a little longer? Bery isn£ffÐfor a lang journey right now. Just let her stay with me for a few more days. I don't know when I'll see you guys again once you leave," Laura added. The content is on bignovels.com! Read the latest chapter there!
Before giving my assent, I pondered the situation and lowered my head.
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Human nature was always
complicated and contradictory. When Laura showed a depressed expression, I thought it might not be
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Well, anyway, Rufus didn't remember me at all now. Besides, I had a mask.
Nothing would happen even if I were to extend my stay here in the imperial
capital.
Speaking of the mask, I looked at the black mask in my hand in disgust. I would need to pick another one lest I scared my Beryl again.